John Dunning

No, both the title and URL are scored, and whichever score is higher is used as the tab's score when sorting the list of results. So adding a third score...

That would double the number of strings it has to match, which will slow it down a bit, though probably not enough to be noticeable.

Thanks for the bug report. Which version of Chrome and OS are you on? I assume macOS, as I can't reproduce it on Windows. I was able to repro it...

Thanks for detailing the steps. How often do you run into this bug? Wonder if it's worth adding an option to disable the double-press behavior, or just disabling it for...

Glad you're finding it useful! QuicKey actually got dark mode support with 1.4.0 back in March. Which version of the extension and Chrome are you using? And which OS? If...

Thanks for the info. I'll admit I haven't tested the extension on Linux, and haven't used a Unix GUI since early in this century. when I built a MythTV box....

I suspect that Chrome on Linux isn't reliably passing the OS dark mode setting to web pages/extensions. If you've set dark mode at the OS level and then open devtools...

Yeah, if the `matchMedia()` call doesn't return `true`, then Chrome doesn't know the OS is in dark mode. Probably there isn't a consistent way across distros yet to report that....

I was thinking along the same lines when I saw the announcement. Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be any API support yet, at least in Chrome 83 with the tab...

Sounds like tab group support is "coming soon" to the [new manifest V3](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/intro/mv3-overview/) for Chrome extensions. Not sure if they'll support the tab groups API in V2. Migrating to manifest...